Sentence examples for as indistinguishable from inspiring English sources

But at least she stands out: some of Doward's male spooks are as indistinguishable as they are undistinguished.

And because Chairman Mao's cult of personality led the country into extremism, the Party spent the next three decades engineering its politicians to be as indistinguishable as possible.

An American sculptor, Sol LeWitt, drew up plans for an S-shaped wall -- called, aptly enough, "Curved Wall" -- and requested that the marble for its construction be as indistinguishable as possible from concrete, his preferred medium.

It's a good thing the actors have such strong personalities; their roles, since they are composites of many different real women (and one comically outnumbered man), are as indistinguishable as hat racks.

The ones she does have become hazy, as indistinguishable as both the hours of her days and the strings of her loom.

The "normcore personality" I had adopted was probably too drab and indifferent; I wondered if people thought me some kind of con artist or international assassin, looking as indistinguishable as possible in order to commit some awful atrocity.

Somalia's president described al-Shabaab as indistinguishable from the late Osama bin Laden's network.

Irony is as indistinguishable from sincerity as loneliness is from intimacy.

Mr Kirchner brooked no challenges to his authority as president, treating dissent as indistinguishable from treason.

The National Union of Teachers, which represents the strikers, sees this as indistinguishable from zero-hour contracts.

According to the state campaign finance laws, the state political parties are seen as indistinguishable from the candidates they nominate.